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montreal meetings
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Synagogue, Wilfred Shuchat, Rabbi: The annual Torah Fund luncheon is on Wednesday, May 5, at 12.30 p.m. Mrs. Maurice H. Brot-man is chairman. A playlet, "Song In The Furrows", will be directed by Howard Ryshpan. Rabbi Shuchat will be the speaker. The Fund was established by the National Women's   League   towards   the maintenance of the Jewish Theological Seminary of America. The Mfen's  Association will  conclude Breakfast Forums with the session honouring the Bar Mitzvah boys of the year and their fathers on May 2, at 9.00 a.m. Rabbi Shuchat will deliver his annual address and Samuel   Lerner,   principal,   will present Bar Mitzvah pins. Joseph Eliesen will preside. Maurice H. Brotman is president of the Men's Association. All are invited. The Men annual meeting and dinner is on May 5, at 6.30 p.m., Horace R. Cohen, O.B.E., will speak. The report will be given by Mr. Brotman. Election of officers.  Fred Packer,   a   past   president,  will speak. Senior members of the Congregation, who have served for forty-five years will receive books presented by Jules Roos, parness. Certificates   of   appreciation   to members of the executive for a period of ten years will be awarded
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by Moses J. Heillig, honorary president. Harry C. Ballon, president of the Congregation, will bring greetings to new members of the Men's Association who have joined this year. The Pilgrimate To Israel scholarships will be awarded by Dr. Charles Solomon, chairman of the Leadership Committer; a Youth Leadership Medal by Nathan Cayne, chairman of the Youth Commission. Joseph Eliesen, chairman of nominations, will present the new slate.
*  young israel  *
Of Val Royal Sisterhood third annual donor dinner is on May 19, at 7.00 p.m. The theme is "Festival International". Conveners are: Mesdames Frank I. Altrows, David Levine, Irving Rosner, Samuel Gandell, Jonah Cossever, Saul Bass, Seymour Goldbloom, Daniel Dorfman, Norman Samuels, George Reinhart, Ralph Pritzker, Donald London, David Moscovitch, Saul Cohen, Mark Kaufman, Oscar Goldman, Philip Silverstone, Stanley Reinhart, Ralph Berg, and Morton Phillips. Mrs. Saul Bass is Sisterhood president.
*    bnai brith     * women
Blue Star Chapter Number 825 installation dinner dance is on April 25, at 6.00 p.m., at Ruby Foo's. The installing officer will be Mrs. Phyllis Kositsky, 3106 Kent Avenue. The new officers are: Mesdames
A. Leitman, 3945 Carlton Avenue, president; S. Freed, 5014 Mira Road, counsellor; L. Sheff, 957 Dunlop Avenue; J. Waxman, 7617 Eastluke Road; L. Woods, 5571 Pinedale Street, vice-presidents; M. Stern, 4785 Bouchette Street, treasurer; B. Brownstein, 1997 Goyer Street, secretary; H. C. Mendelson, 5575 Stirling Avenue, corresponding secretary; J. Mes-ser, 6275 Northcrest Place, financial secretary; I. Anchel, 4200 Isabella Avenue, guardian; J. Solomon, 2750 Kent Avenue, sentinel; R. Nadel, 6700 Cote St. Luc Road, guide; S. Karper, 4975 Victoria Avenue; R. Rickhaus, 4827 Jean Brillant Avenue; H. Kerner, 4875 Circle Road; trustees; H. C. Fleming, 4865 Queen Mary Road; B. Smith, 3054 Brighton Avenue; and
B. Milrot, 5862 Hudson Road; general members. Mrs. Morris Bloom-field, 173 Harland Road is master of ceremonies. Conveners are Mesdames B. Segal. 840 Wilder Avenue- and S. Katz, 4635 Clanra-nala Avenue.
* hebrew ladies ?
Sick Benefit Society: At a meeting, congratulations were extended to Mr. and Mrs. Harold Cohen, 2475 Paton Street, on the eighteenth birthday of their son, Martin; to Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Goodman, 4630 Earnscliffe Avenue, on their sixteenth wedding anniversary; a welcome home was extended to Mrs. Rose Flomen, 1642 Ducharme Avenue, who spent the winter in
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Miami Beach, Florida. At another meeting, Mrs. I. Antecol, 6060 Macdonald Avenue, was hostess at her home. A financial report was given. Present were: Mesdames A. Plotkin, I. R. Rosenberg, S. J. Snit-zer, J. E. Turowetz, R. Silverman, R. Kimmel, and R. Zisles. Mra. I. R. Rosenberg is president; Mra. H. R. Dolman, secretary.
* canadian     *
friends
of the Hebrew University: Dr. Andre Aisenstadt, Canadian industrialist, has established a $100,-000 Fellowship Fund at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem which will make possible the award of the Dr. Andre Aisenstadt Fellowship in Higher Mathematics and Theoretical Physics each year. The Fellowships are valued at fo,-000. Dr. Aisenstadt, who is a mathematician by training and who studied at- the Technisohe Hochschule in Zurich, Switzerland, at the same time as Prof. Guilio Racah, Rector of the Hebrew University and a theoretical physicist of world renown, set up the Fund in honour of Prof. Racah and a* a tribute to the memory of three scientists who were their teachers: Einstein, Schroedinger, and Weil. Dr. and Mrs. Aisenstadt were visiting Israel for the past several weeks. He has had conferences with Professor Racah and University officials. The Fellowships will be awarded during the current academic year.
* kidney disease *
foundation
Of Canada Women's Auxiliary card party is on April 28, at 8,00 p.m., at St. George's Cathedral, 2455 St. Catherine Road, open to the public. Conveners are mrs. A. Goldoerg, and Miss Theo Leclerc. Mrs. P. Smilovitch is secretary. The three active chapters are: the Founding; Morty Tarder; and Philip and Eric Smilovitch. In the six months since its inception, the Auxiliary grew from its original fifteen members to approximately one hundred and fifty. The Foundation, with the help of the Auxiliary, is preparing an education program leading to the early, detection and prevention of severe kidney disease. In addition, it is engaged in developing a research support that will enable more qualified personnel to enter this field.
?temple emanuel*
Dr. Harry J. Stern, Rabbi: On April 23, at 8.15 p.m., annual Yiz-kor,  memorial  service.  Sermon: "Is Death The End?" April 24 at 11.30 a.m., sermonette: "Lessons Of Spring". In Religious School, Class 10, students have selected their    thesis    subjects:    Betty Brauer, "Sholem Aleichem"; Julia Davis, "Albert Einstein"; Marlene Fisher,     "Moses    Mendelsohn"; Sharon    Gubbay,   "Reform   Judaism"; Mark Kelsey, "The God Concept";   Roza   Levine,   "Louis Brandeis";  Joanna  Nash,  Rabbi Stephen   Wise;    Sandra    Sinai, "Anti-Semitism"; Myra Sverdlove, "Intermarriage";    Liora   Moriel, "Herzl". Rabbi Stern will review a book at the closing of the 20th season of the Book Lovers' Forum, on April 28, at 2.30 p.m.  Mrs. Harry Joshua Stern, general chairman, will preside with Miss Kathleen  Jenkins,  former  chief  librarian df Westmount Public Library, and now a reviewer of children's books for the Montreal Star. At the tea tables will be: Mesdames  Alfred  N.  Miller,  David Rivlin, Nora Bryant, Stanley B. Frost Miss Jane Evans, executive secretary of the National Federation, spoke to the Sisterhood on "Sisterhoods Around The World." She was presented by Mrs. Harry Joshua Stern, a member of the national executive, and thanked by Mrs. Jack  Engels, chairman of program.   Officers   elected   are: Mesdames Samuel Schwartz, honorary president; Isidore H. Mor-rell, past president; Charles Everest, president; Mesdames Percy Abelson, Jack Engels, Karl Meyer, Mark Stein, vice-presidents; Abraham Izenberg, treasurer; Sol Cu-kierman, Sydney Lithwick. Charles Benovoy,  secretaries;  Mesdames Alfred  Bieber,  Irvin   Gertsrnan, George   Hollinger,   Hershell   H. Lewis, Alfred N. Miller, Harry Joshua Stern, Gustavo G. Gray, Hyman  Grover, Joseph Kruger, David H. Lisser, Hugo Rubinovich, honorary directors; Samuel Garfield, Ted Nashman, Eugene Gardner, Pauline Marsh, Harold GitUe-son, Charles H. Goldstein, Paul Levee, Robert E. Glaymon, Gerald Rath, Ralph Rite, Louis Epstein, Myer Insky, Martin Levine, Abe Ofshitzer, Soulie Levine, Mariette Hazzan, ISJolly Gilletx, Lenard Sha-vick, Leon  Rosenbaum, Theodor Wohl, Frank Nash, Hyman Packer, Bernard L. Isaacs, Antoinette Morris, Albert Caplan, Myer Schwartz, Charles Hyman, Robert Wiener, board  members.  The  invocation was pronounced by Mrs. Hershell H. Lewis, Mrs. Everest, president of the Sisterhood, announced in her report that a book shelf will be donated in loving memory of Mrs. Rebecca Roston, for devoted service to the Sisterhood. Dr. Stera recalled that the Sisterhood was the first in Canada to join the National Federation when it was founded. He paid tribute to Mrs. Joseph Kruger who was among the leading; presidents of the Sisterhood in close co-opera tioo with the National and thanked Mrs. Everest and her administration. Delegations from Temple Beth Sholom
Sisterhood in Montreal; and Temple Beth Israel Sisterhood, in Plattsburg, N. Y., attended.
*    federation    *
Of Jewish Community Services: A nursery class for trainable retarded children has been opened by Neighbourhood House, an agency of the Federation. Bernard Pes-ner is president. Mrs. Lloyd G. Stern is chairman of the special education committee which developed the plans for the class. The committee members are: Mrs. Alan Finestone, Mrs. David Nadler, Wolfe Rosenbaum, and Leon Ka-rassik. According to Mrs. Stern, who is a faculty member of the psychology department of McGill University, children for the class are chosen on the basis of social need alone. No child will be excluded on financial grounds, either if the parents are unable to pay or if they pay for the full cost. By arrangement with the Protestant School Board of Greater Montreal, the new special nursery class has been established at the Royal Vale School. A certified teacher with training and experience in working with pre-school children has been engaged, and there is also an assistant teacher with experience in working with trainable retarded children. A special study determined the need for such a class. It is being financed from a number of sources: A Montreal Protestant School Board grant will help to meet the cost of the class which is on a non-sectarian basis. The Federation will underwrite the deficit for the operation of the class during a two-year experimental period. The largest part of this deficit will be covered by a contribution presented in memory of the late Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Glassman (Ida), by their children, E. Michael Berger, ty.C, and Mrs. Berger; and grandchildren, Naomi, and Peter David Berger. Parents are meeting part of the cost through the payment of fees. The Neighbourhood House Women's Auxiliary contribution will cover the purchase of major equipment and program supplies. The Mental Assessment and Guidance Clinic and the Psychology Department of the Montreal Children's Hospital are screening the children who are considered for placement in the special nursery class. This will be the first nursery school program conducted by Neighbourhood House for trainable mentally retarded children; and the third class for such children now under the auspices of this agency. The first two are special classes for somewhat older hyper-active, educable, retarded children.
?hospital of hope*
Unit meeting April 27, at 12.00 noon, is: Marsha Devorah, luncheon, at the home of Mrs. R. Sheps, 4590 St. Kevin Street; at 8.00 p.m., are: Mordecai and Essie Baker, at the home of Mrs. J. Strezavsky, 805 McEachran Avenue; Chasie and Gittel, at the home of Mrs. M. Shindel, 4947 [Isabella Avenue; Mrs. I. Gelfand, convener. Unit meeting April 28, at 8.00 p.m., is: Fraid-Phil. Cohen, at the nome of Mrs. B. Clamen, 2575 Goyer Street. Units meeting April 29, at 8.00
&m., are Hesna Berson and Rose oss, at the home of Mrs. A. Lu-bin, 855 Rockland Avenue; Marsha Shlamovitch, at the home of Mrs. D. Lumer, 4655 Plamondon Street.
* quebec heart  *
Foundation Maude Abbott Chapter, Joseph and Golda Goldstein Artery Number Three, stag dance is on April 25, at 8.30 p.m., at Anshei Ozeroff Synagogue. Mrs. J. Browman is president of Maude Abbott Chapter; officers of Joseph and Golda Goldstein Artery are: Mesdames J. Zwirek, president; P. Hassan, vice-president; M. Gold-mann, publicity.
Mrs. Jennie Berbrier was a guest The Society provides donations and entertainment, for patients in hospitals, and institutions.
*      women's      ? federation
Of Combined Jewish Appeal: At the ninth Women's Community Conference on Thursday, April 29 at the Queen Elizabeth Hotel, the theme will be "The 9ue8t ^or ^ew" ish Identity". Isaac Toubin, of New York, director of the American Association for Jewish Education, will be the main speaker at the morning session, dealing with education; followed by a panel, with Harvey Golden, executive director of the Y.M.-Y.W.H.A., as moderator; and Mrs. Norman Lei-bovitch, fieldwork supervisor of the McGill School of Social Work, and A. J. Arnold. Donald B. Hur-witz will be the main speaker at the afternoon session, discussing "The Concept Of Community As A Factor For Strengthening Jewish Identification." Mr. HurwTu is the executive director of the Federation of Jewish Agencies in Philadelphia, and was the executive director of the Federation of Jewish Community Services, and Combined Jewish Appeal, in Montreal. The Women's Community Conference is a major annual event for members of Jewish women's organizations; attendance by advance registration .only; 844-S621.
APRIL 29, 1965
*  rose welfare *
Society supper meeting was at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Irving Roi-ter, president, 4130 Kant Avenue. Max Rosen si vice-president; Mra. Samuel Sflrer. financial treasurer; Mrs. J. Click, corresponding secretary; and publicity chairman.
births
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Gross (nee Eleanor Goodman), 6525 Trent 'Avenue, on January 13, at the Royal Victoria Hospital, a son, Jay Clifford; fourth grandchild of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Goodman, 6756 Northmount Avenue; first grandchild of Mrs. Bella Gross, 4640 Plamondon Street, and the late Jack Gross; thirteenth great-grandchild of Mrs. M. Wein-er, 6766 Northmount Avenue. God-
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Corber (nee Sandra Gilman), 8420 Ellendale Street, on January 16, at the Jewish General Hospital, a son, Allan Stuart; grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Moses H. Corber. 3845 Goyer Street; and of Mr. and Mrs. William Gilman, 6671 Marquette Street; great-grandson of Mrs. T. Seltzer, of that address. , Godparents are Mr. and Mrs. ' Harry Russman. 4296 Prince Charles Street,' uncle, and aunt. Mr. Gilman, grandfather, held the baby during the ceremony.
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passover chocolate brownies
one-half cup of oil two eggs
one-quarter cup 'chopped nuts   three tablespoons cocoa
one cup of sugar one-half cup matzoh cake flour
Blend together well. Preheat oven to three hundred and fifty degrees. Put batter in an eight-by-eight-inch pan, and bake for twenty minutes, in a 350-degree oven.
icing
two tablespoons oil  v ':^ one-quarter cup boiling water
two and one-half tablespoons cocoa
Blend together. Put one cup icing sugar through strainer, and add to mixture slowly, stirring until smooth. Spread over brownies.
mrs. m feldman,
226 hove street toronto.
passover matzoh meal pancakes
four egg yolks one-half cup shortening
one-half teaspoon salt one-half cup cold water
matzoh meal four egg whites
two tablespoons grated onion
Mix together the egg yolks, water, salt, onion, and enough matzoh meal to make a soft mixture. Fold in the egg whites beaten stiff, carefully but thoroughly. Melt half the shortening in a skillet. Drop the batter by the tablespoonful and fry until lightly browned on both sides. Add additional shortening as required. Serve with meat dishes.
mrs. louis kimmel
852 mceachran avenue, montreal.
passover mundelen
three eggs one-half cup of cake meal
one teaspoon of salt two tablespoons potato flour
one spoonful of deep frying fat
Beat eggs, and add salt, cake meal, and potato flour, mixing together. Place fat in an electric frying pan, at 380 degrees. Drop a teaspoon at a time of the mixture into hying pan until golden brown. Place mundelen on paper toweling to let the fat drain. Makes six to eight servings.
mrs. manny pack,
597 old orchard grove, toronto.
passover bagels
one-half cup water two tablespoons fat one-quarter teaspoon salt
two tablespoons sugar one cup matzoh meal three eggs
Combine water, fat, salt, and sugar, and bring to a boil. Add matzoh meal, all at once, and stir quickly and thoroughly, then remove from heat. When cool, add eggs, one at a time, beating well after each addition. Drop mixture from a spoon onto a well-greased pan, and form a hole in centre with the handle of a greased wooden spoon, or with the fore-finger. Bake for thirty minutes at 350 degrees.
mrs, s, schwartz,
5891 hutchison street, montreal
passover orange lock shin kugel
one-half pound noodles three tablespoons Passover
butter or margarine one cup orange juice one-half teaspoon salt one-quarter teaspoon cinnamon two eggs
one-half teaspoon grated
orange rind one-half cup sugar one grated apple one-quarter cup brown sugar one-half cup ground nuts one-quarter cup raisins
Boil noodles in salted water; drain. In separate bowl, combine orange Juice, salt, cinnamon, and orange rind. Add sugar to noodles, and let stand for one and one-half hours. Grate apple. Add raisins with two eggs and beat well into noodles. Pour into greased baking pan. Cover top with brown sugar, and ground nuts. dot with margarine. Bake in oven at three hundred and fifty degrees for one hour.
mrs. sara sherman.
24 hilltop road, toronto.
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